I have a file of duplicate contact records, where I've already determined which record should be the Master and which should be the Victim(s). Unfortunately, the merge software we use for Salesforce can't compare all victims to the master and fill in any blank values. I'd like to end up with a file of Master records that need to be overwritten before the actual merges are run.
Input:
Level | Phone | Phone2 | Phone3 | Phone4 | Phone5 | |
mary@littlelamb.org | Master | ###### | ||||
mary@littlelamb.org | Victim | ###### | ||||
mary@littlelamb.org | Victim | ###### | ###### | |||
mary@littlelamb.org | Victim | ###### | ###### | |||
mary@littlelamb.org | Victim | ###### |
Output:
Level | Phone | Phone2 | Phone3 | Phone4 | Phone5 | |
mary@littlelamb.org | Master | ###### | ###### | ###### | ###### | ###### |
mary@littlelamb.org | Victim | ###### | ||||
mary@littlelamb.org | Victim | ###### | ###### | |||
mary@littlelamb.org | Victim | ###### | ###### | |||
mary@littlelamb.org | Victim | ###### |
I found this advice in Stack Overflow, but I don't know how to replicate this SQL query in Alteryx. Any thoughts?
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That's it exactly! I was trying to use a bunch of multi-row formulas, and this is so much simpler. Thank you!